Texas SB2881 regulates digital services to protect minor users by setting default privacy and communication settings.

Texas SB2881 amends the Business & Commerce Code to mandate specific privacy and communication settings for minor users on digital services. Digital service providers must set default controls limiting daily usage to one hour and prohibiting unsolicited messages from unknown users. Parents can adjust these settings and restrict financial transactions. The bill also requires transparency from providers using algorithms to suggest content to minors, ensuring these algorithms do not interfere with the provider's duties.

Texas SB2881 regulates digital services to protect minor users by setting default privacy and communication settings.

Texas SB2881 amends the Business & Commerce Code to mandate specific privacy and communication settings for minor users on digital services. Digital service providers must set default controls limiting daily usage to one hour and prohibiting unsolicited messages from unknown users. Parents can adjust these settings and restrict financial transactions. The bill also requires transparency from providers using algorithms to suggest content to minors, ensuring these algorithms do not interfere with the provider's duties.